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Count Peruvian Banknotes
Choose all five Peruvian banknote teaching values, including the native 200-soles value, and print four or eight counting questions with a separate answer key.
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Peruvian Banknote Teaching Tokens
Choose one Peruvian banknote denomination and print exactly 10 cuttable schematic teaching tokens using current sol or soles wording.
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Cut apart the 10 schematic Peruvian banknote tokens for an adult-led lesson. Values use current sol or soles wording, including the native 200-soles banknote. These original numeric tokens are not currency reproductions.
Download the complete cuttable teaching-token sheet. It is unscored and has no answer key.
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Reference handoutUse the pieces in an adult-led lesson
Cut the complete sheet with adult support and read the large denomination on every piece.
Learning objective
What this activity builds
Practise counting, grouping and exchanging notes in an adult-led lesson.
Worked example
How should I count a collection?
Group equal denominations, find each subtotal, then combine them.
The answer key keeps denomination subtotals separate so an adult can check each step.
Teaching notes
Make the practice count
- Begin with a smaller set of familiar denominations.
- Read the large printed value rather than relying on colour or size.
- The drawings are schematic teaching art, not currency-recognition images.
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Amounts use exact integer céntimos and explicit PEN labels. The 5-céntimo coin is withdrawn from circulation but remains legal tender and has no historical marker.
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